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Strong recommendation for painting and decorating

By Fiona1968
March 28, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 28, 2013

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Posted March 28, 2013

A couple of months ago Gabi was introduced to us by our neighbour to paint the interior and exterior of our summer house. he did such a fantastic job that we asked him to paint the interior and exterior of some large bay windows at the front of our house. he completed the job today and they look marvellous.

Gabi's work is of a very high standard. he spends a great deal of time preparing before he paints which makes the end result excellent. he is always punctual, polite, clean and tidy and i trust him implicitly. we are quite happy to leave him in the house while we are at work.

i would not hesitate to recommend Gabi to friends to decorate their homes, he is a nice person to have around. 07985644519

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